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Travel
to Dubrovnik
Travel by Airplane
Many European companies have regular flights
to Zagreb and from there the Croatian national
carrier, Croatian Airlines, provides regular
flights to Dubrovnik. The airport is called
Cilipi airport and it is located about 18 km
from the city center. Travel time is around
20 minutes.
For those preferring to take a taxi to Dubrovnik,
there are taxi-cars waiting throughout the entire
day. You will probably be offered a price in
advance, or you can demand that the price be
determined by the taximeter.
When traveling from Dubrovnik, the departures
of the regular buses from the main bus terminal
are 90 minutes before the estimated takeoff
time.
See information about flights on Dubrovnik airport
web site: www.airport-dubrovnik.hr
LOW COST AND CHARTER FLIGHTS
SKY EUROPE, Budapest and Bratislava to Dubrovnik
Web site: www.skyeurope.com
HAPAG LLOYD EXPRESS, Dubrovnik to Stuttgart
and Hanover
Web site: www.hlx.com
JETONLY, Brussels to Dubrovnik
Web site: www.jetairfly.com
GERMANWINGS, discount airline flying from western
Europe to Croatia
Web site: www12.germanwings.com
AERLINGUS, Irish flag carrier that operates
a single low fare route between Dubrovnik and
Dublin
Web site: www.aerlingus.com
BRITISH AIRWAYS, London Gatwick to Dubrovnik
Web site: www.britishairways.com
Travel by Train
The rail network connects all major Croatian
cities, except Dubrovnik. There are direct lines
to Slovenia, Hungary, Italy, Austria, Switzerland,
Germany, Bosnia-Herzegovina and other countries.
Indirect lines also exist, connecting Croatia
to almost all other European countries. If you
plan to travel by rail the best way is to arrive
to Zagreb, Ploce or Split and take the bus from
there to Dubrovnik.
Information can be found at the Croatian Railroads
official web pages: www.hznet.hr
Travel by Ship
There are international and coastal ferry lines
with arrivals and departures Dubrovnik. Jadrolinija
is the main Croatian passenger ferry company,
with the highest number of regular international
and domestic lines.
The Croatian coastal towns and cities are served
by ferry and ship services.
JADROLINIJA
The main Croatian passenger shipping line, maintains
the largest number of regular international
and domestic ferry and shipping lines. Information
on web page: www.jadrolinija.hr
JADROAGENT
Web page: www.jadroagent.hr
SEM MARINA
Croatian passenger shipping line, maintains
regular ferry lines between Croatia and Italy.
Web page: www.sem-marina.hr
ADRIATICA
Italian passenger sipping line, maintains regular
ferry lines between Italy and Croatia.
Web page: www.adriatica.it
Travel by Bus
In Dubrovnik the main bus terminal is located
in Gruž where both local and international coaches
arrive. A very comprehensive coach network connects
all parts of the country. There are regular
international coach services connecting Croatia
with many countries.
More information on bus schedules and bus travel
can be found at:
ZAGREB MAIN BUS TERMINAL
Web page: www.akz.hr
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